Glossary
Guarding (Machine Safety)
Machine safety guarding - also known as machine safety monitoring - uses AI Vision to monitor access and proximity around dangerous machinery.
What guarding (machine safety) means in practice
AI Vision detects when workers enter unsafe distances near machines, bypass guards, or interact with equipment improperly. Alerts can be triggered before contact occurs, reducing severe injury risk. This approach complements physical guards by adding continuous, intelligent monitoring.
Why guarding (machine safety) matters for enterprise teams
- Prevents serious injuries
- Enhances existing machine safeguards
- Improves compliance with safety standards
- Reduces downtime from incidents
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